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Bayonetta

Bayonetta

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-The Left Eye Umbra Witch-from Chub

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As a child, Cereza often looked up to her mother, Rosa, regarding her as a hero. She also maintained an attachment to her father, Balder. Despite her cheery nature, she had a tendency to cry a lot.[1] As a teen, Cereza's desire to become strong enough to free her mother gives her the bravery needed to become a true Umbra Witch. This confidence and pride later reflected in her life as a young adult, being a proud Umbra Witch despite being the black sheep of her clan.

As an adult, Bayonetta's personality can be described as nonchalant, and is perceived as somewhat callous towards others, such as Enzo, whom she often disregards. Throughout the first game, she's shown to enjoy fighting angels in a playful yet brutal manner, maintaining her cool, and even tends to banter with the more serious angels such as the Auditio, as well as Infernal Demons.

Bayonetta tends to enjoy using her sexuality to taunt and tease her enemies and friends alike. She tends to operate alone and prefers to not get encumbered by other people, at least initially. She can also be construed as somewhat impatient, especially towards the more "talkative type" of enemies she encounters such as that of Temperantia and Father Balder.[1]

Despite coming off as callous, Bayonetta has also expressed genuine care and sympathy. It's witnessed that she's done her best to explain to Luka in the past that his father's death wasn't her fault and has been seen taking his venting of anger and frustration to heart.[1] Despite claiming to dislike children, she becomes fiercely protective of her younger self,[1] as well as Loki in Bayonetta 2.[2] After rekindling her friendship with Jeanne, she was willing to risk going down to Inferno to rescue her, placing the blame on herself for not foreseeing Gomorrah's attack in time.[2] She also dislikes being seen emotionally vulnerable; in one instance, Loki wouldn't wake up after she got him out of a lake, making her panic before he woke up laughing, and she kicked him for making her worry. Another is when she saved Jeanne from Alraune; her soul wouldn't wake up, making Bayonetta fear that she had lost her friend, but Jeanne wakes up and she immediately regains her composure.[2]

She is also not above expressing outright anger and hatred, having done so for both her father[1] and Alraune.[2] Despite her close connection to her father, upon re-learning her memories concerning his supposed actions of starting the Witch Hunts, she denounced him.[1] In Bloody Fate, she goes even further and blames him for the death of her mother.[5] However, her hatred for her father dissipated upon learning the truth of her mother's death at Loptr's hands and willingly called him "Daddy" one last time before he sacrificed himself to contain Loptr.[2]

Bayonetta is portrayed as a beautiful woman with a slender yet curvy bewitching figure. She has black hair, gray eyes and a beauty mark on her chin. Her hair is wrapped into a beehive hairdo adorned with gold chains and two red ribbons. Her signature glasses have the design of butterfly wings close to the lenses. Her main attire is composed of a black skin-tight bodysuit with gold chains and rose-like patterns and an opening at the back. She has white gloves with red palms, black and gray heels, three buckled straps on each arm with 'sleeves' of hair draping down, and a pair of gold, cat-shaped earrings. She wears her Umbran Watch on her chest which contains a red jewel thought to be the Left Eye of Darkness. Because of her Wicked Weave techniques, Bayonetta's outfit becomes more revealing as she uses them. Her suit's inner section becomes a leotard and her hair drapes over her chest to cover it. When summoning full demons, the entire suit disappears, leaving behind only her gloves, shoes and watch.

As an Umbra Witch, Bayonetta possess varying powerful magics that assist her in her daily life and allows her to fight against even the most powerful of beings. As an Umbra Witch, she is easily capable of seeing the other realm known as Purgatorio and entering it at will. Skilled in the Dark Arts, Bayonetta also possesses some magical abilities unrelated to the dark arts, such as freezing the moisture in the air to form a spear in an attempt to impale her opponent.

Dark Arts & Magic Techniques Umbran Climax & Serious Mode: Techniques that allow Bayonetta to enter into an ascended state of power. Both techniques allow her to continually manifest the limbs of various infernal demons and increase her damage output. In Umbran Climax, she also gains the capability to perform "Infernal Weaves" and even recover her health while in that state.[2][1] Witch Time: Bayonetta is capable of using Witch Time to speed herself up, causing enemies to appear to move in slow-motion. This Dark Art is capable of allowing her of countering the likes of Light Speed used by a sage. Furthermore, she is able to "stack" over Witch Time to counter another witch and even a angel.[2][1] Beast Within: A magic technique that allows transformation into various animals.[1] Panther Within[1] Crow Within[1] Bat Within[1] Snake Within[2] Witch Walk: Bayonetta can use the Witch Walk technique, allowing her the power to defy gravity and walk on any vertical or horizontal surface during a full moon[1] or on select devices created by Lord Aesir.[1] Wicked Weaves: Using her hair as a conduit, Bayonetta can use Wicked Weaves to summon forth various demons and also summon forth their limbs to attack.[1] Infernal Weaves: An even more powerful variant used during Umbran Climax. At the end of her combos using Wicked Weaves, Bayonetta summons a full demon for a large area-of-effect finisher.[2] Infernal Kiss: This allows her to indirectly to control various machines at will, such as in Bayonetta 2, when she blew a kiss at the Cessna-like small plane that contains Enzo while on her way to Fimbulventr before jumping off. Despite Enzo's fumbling, the small plane actually made it all the way to the city she lived in and was only destroyed by angels. This is in contrast to direct control, with which she can shove her middle finger through any machine key holes to take control, such as Enzo's car or even the witches' power walkers. Alchemy: Bayonetta is able to gather crystallized magical compounds such as Mandragora Roots, Baked Geckos and Unicorn Horns to concoct lollipops. These can bolster her power, render her impervious to all damage, or simply restore her health or magic. Healing Factor: When being stabbed by Luka while being in Strider form in the third game that would normally be fatal for a normal human, it is shown that Bayonetta can heal from the wound in a few seconds. Torture Attacks Bayonetta is capable of using special attacks which can deal massive damage to most forces of Paradiso and Inferno. By chanting in Enochian, she can summon various objects to potentially finish her enemies.

Summoning Main article: Infernal Demons Main article: Enochian Demon Masquerade In Bayonetta 3, Bayonetta has now gained the ability to directly channel the power of the Infernal Demons through her body, allowing her to transform into humanoid approximations of the Demons themselves. Similar to the way that Demons were bound to particular weapons during Umbran Climax and Wicked Weaves in the previous games, the Masquerade changes are also tied to whichever weapon Bayonetta is currently using.

While using Masquerade, Bayonetta can either use the transformations to boost the attack power of her combo finishers, or unleash special "Rage" moves that act as special attacks to deal massive damage to her foes. The transformations can be changed on the fly by changing Bayonetta's weapons.

Bayonetta can also access Demon Masquerade at will to traverse areas, glide, climb walls, all depending on the weapon equipped.

Demon Slave Another ability from the third game, Demon Slave allows Bayonetta to summon the Infernal Demons and control their actions directly on the battlefield, draining the magic gauge in a similar way to Umbran Climax. While the Demon is active, Bayonetta can follow the displayed button prompts to cause the Demon to unleash their attacks against individual or groups of foes, but she remains fixed in place and is susceptible to damage from other enemies during the summon. This requires her to switch between summoning the Demon and attacking enemies herself. The chosen Demon can be a combo finisher ("Wink Slave"), a set up for Torture Attacks, or even be a counter against enemy moves ("Assault Slave").

Left Eye of Darkness Main article: Eyes of the World Formerly, Bayonetta possessed one of the powers of the former Lord Aesir known as the "Left Eye of Darkness". Despite having possessed a formidable power, Bayonetta has rarely ever used it to her volition. After awakening the Left Eye, she was (unwittingly) surrounded by an aura that made her untouchable to others with the exception of Balder, whom possessed the Right Eye of Light.[1] According to comments from Loptr, the Left Eye of Darkness makes it possible for her to see through deception by looking through time.[2]

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